I am not at home, so I can't be exact, but this is the issue with the issue, so to speak:



It appears that the printer accidentally put together a repeat of a very good sized-chunk of the pages in the issue - so instead of having every page of the magazine, it has many pages repeated, so as you read it, it ends up very strange indeed...  it is essentially missing almost half of the pages because, though the page count is correct, instead of pages 1-90 or whatever, you just have pages 1-45 twice (I'm making those numbers up - I don't remember the exact page numbers)



I'm curious as to opinions about what a magazine like that with that error might be worth.  It is a rather blatent mess-up.  I was upset when I got it and discovered it, and ended up getting another copy of issue 15 that did not have that problem.  (I'm pretty sure it was 15, I can double check later)

I wonder if it matters the magnitude of the error.  This one is about as big as they get - not just some 1st Edition smudge or misaligned page.  Btw, what are the common 1E material errors?  



Does anyone else out there have any errors in Dragons like I described?

If memory serves, isn't Dragon 15 the one with the Wormy backgammon game?  That board seems to be rather elusive IIRC.

Howdy All,



I love error printings but they are pretty poor collectables, i.e., not many people are interested in collecting them. The major reasons why we collect items are nostalgia, information, or asthetics - that's right - a woodgrain set IS beautiful! There I said it...



If a printing error eliminates one of the above reasons for collecting an item then it likewise eliminates that many collectors.



My favorite misprint in my collection is a Fiend Folio bound upside down and backwards into a Deities and Demigods cover! The boys must of been sniffing too much ink that morning



Swords Bright,



Paul